Ron Stodden wrote:
>Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
>
>>Ron Stodden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>>I am interested in your (and Mandrake's) opinion.
>>>
>>What's strange is that my machine, Fred Lepied's test
>>machine, one crashtester of Civileme (Francisco Alcaraz)'s
>>machine, and Danny's, al
John Allen wrote:
> Brian J. Murrell wrote:
>
>> On Sat, Mar 09, 2002 at 08:48:51PM +, John Allen wrote:
>>
>>> The user should have the option of installing anyway, as an upgrade
>>> typically overwrites quite a lot of existing files.
>>>
Brian J. Murrell wrote:
>On Sat, Mar 09, 2002 at 08:48:51PM +, John Allen wrote:
>
>>The user should have the option of installing anyway, as an upgrade
>>typically overwrites quite a lot of existing files.
>>
>
>Are you sure that is not already bei
Neville Cobb wrote:
> Had the same problem
>
> I eventually changed it via the "view - Apply Theme - Modern".
> I could not change it under "Edit Preferences - Themes" as if I
> clicked on either modern or classic the only choice was "uninstall
> modern" or "uninstall classic" but neither selec
The user should have the option of installing anyway, as an upgrade
typically overwrites quite a lot of existing files.
Han wrote:
>Thierry Vignaud ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>>and is in cooker for quite a few hours :-)
>>
>
>And the only thing it does is segfault.
>
Works for me, but Modern theme is not working.
>
>
>Groetjes, Han.
>
Latest kernel solves the sync() problem, but there are still 2 other
problems.
1) Music plays too fast (about 10%)
2) If I run Mozilla, I get random reboots.
Other than that though things are great
Juan Quintela wrote:
>>>>>>"john" == John Allen <[EMAIL PRO
The latest kernel still hangs in sync() on Dell Precision 220. This will
mean that a significant number of possible users for MDK 8.2 will be unable
to use it.
Is anybody interested in fixing this problem?
anges between the last working
version (2.4.15 something), and the current 2.4.17 to see if I
can see what might be causing the problem.
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John J. Allen wrote:
> Frederik Himpe wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I did a complete update of my Cooker system yesterday. With kernel
>> 2.4.17-1mdk I still get this error everytime I boot:
>>
>> Jan 7 09:35:53 Jupiter kernel: Freeing unused kernel mem
3 Jupiter kernel: CPU:0
> Jan 7 09:35:53 Jupiter kernel: EIP:
>
[snipped]
I have the same problem on my Dell Precision 220, but not on my homemade
AMD box, it works flawlessly.
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ind out
> what is wrong with my box.
>
had a similar problem after installing 8.1 on top of a previous cooker.
The screen saver, and desktop wallpaper changer were basically eating
memory, leaving the machine in an unusable state after only a few hours.
I delete the .kde... directories from
svetljo wrote:
> you should wait till Alan Cox releases a stable 2.4.14 or maybe 2.4.15
> 2.4.13-ac8 is too long out there
> and Linus made a vast merge from Alan's stuff
> i hope he'll finish 2.4.15 this week
> and then comes 2.5
>
> back to MDK stuff
> why not give a try to vanila kernel when
omponents from cooker though,
and am quite happy with things at the moment.
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is ineffective for compression
> used in RPM. You gain nothing; actually you just incur more overhead due
> to rsync protocol.
>
>
> -andrej
>
Not true, have you used Ron Stoddens rsyncpl script,
All I can say is that it is almost like magic watching
it update a 2 Meg RPM
w name,
and binary patching it from the new one.
Check out how rsync works on www.samba.org
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dilerious. contemplating
> yogurt.
>
OK, so what we need is rsync like functionality in rpm, and a special
rpm server.
Jeez sounds like something I'd love to do.
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Peter Ruskin wrote:
> On Wednesday 03 October 2001 16:30, John J. Allen wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> [...]
>
>>
>>
>>
>
> When you post in html it's too much bother to try reading it - I disable
> html in kmail.
>
Assuming your are using kdm for logins
In the file /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers add -dpi 75 or whatever you want
your DPI to be
to the following line
# original line
:0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X -deferglyphs 16
# modified line
:0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X -deferglyphs 16 -dpi 75
Perhaps we could add this
The mailbox lists, and message lists are OK, but the font for plain text
messages
is too small, and way different to 0.9.3 which looked great.
As I came
> back I exactly saw splash screen disappearing.
>
> As usual, I ask myself why this should start to happen just before
> release ...
>
> -andrej
I think this may be a problem with the nspluginscan, I had to delete some
shite from my plugins directory to
I get the correct entry
> tornado.moyville.ie
>
Latest initscripts actually contain a patch I submitted for this before,
although
I think this solution is better.
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If you are using the DHCP server to automatically update your DNS, and you
do not apply this patch, your DNS entries will be incorrect.
Before the patch I was getting
tornado.moyville.ie.moyville.ie
After the patch I get the correct entry
tornado.moyville.ie
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2975488 Aug 21 19:21 2-Cooker-i586.iso*
>-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 457834496 Aug 21 19:23 3-Cooker-i586.iso*
>
Ran mkcds today, and got three good images (all around 580 megs in size)
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ow that some packages
> were using it).
>
> -andrej
Whether 2.14 is a development release or not, that does not remove the
fact that 2.13 is broken with respect
to C++. I generates test programs with a .C extension, which it does not
exclude from being tested as an
executable extension
The autoconf 2.13 is detecting .C as the executable suffix.
The problem is in the executable suffix check where it only
lists *.c *.obj etc.. but not *.C which is the extension that
autoconf gives to C++ test programs (conftest.C)
Works fine with 2.14
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suggest that if you choose XF4 on install, then xfs should be deselected
>and DrakX should add the font paths to XF86Config-4.
>
Anybody care to post a HOWTO get you XF4.x.x fonts to look like 3.3.6 did?
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erver. If that is the case youmust ensure thatany hostname passwd to the DHCP server does not contain thedomainname, otherwisethe entry in the DNS will contain the domainname twice.Please include in next iniscript updates.Thanks.
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domainname twice.
Please include in next iniscript updates.
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The latest Mozilla package does not run mozilla via soundwrapper,
this causes Mozilla to block while trying to open /dev/dsp
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g.. but if it's gonna be a while, how about a
>progress report and an ETA?
>
> V.
>
What do you mean, I'm using Cooker from 19/06/2001 with pam downgraded
to 23/04/2001.
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//tools.openoffice.org/tools-dev/msg00017.htmlit seems that this is a compiler problem. Anyone knows if there is a wayaround it?
Not the only problem with 2.96, it also messes up with namespaces,
finding some classes automatically, and not others.
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Brian J. Murrell wrote:
>
>Now setup is deleting accounts. Another package recently added an
>account and the setup upgrade deleted it. Bah! I sure am glad I
>understand this stuff under the hood and am not a regular old user or
>would be tearing my hair out now. :-)
>
Ordinary users should n
guran wrote:
>Hi
>
>VERSION(rsync ftp.sunet.se)
>Linux-Mandrake Cooker-i586 20010624 11:15
>
>OBS! ASUS P3V4X with VIA Apollo Pro133A Chipset
>
>Install of linuxconf still takes for ever.
>
This appears to be a missing .so, check console 1, lots of messages
using Newt, that timeout in 1
If I have a directory/file with group write permissions, and I am in that
group I still cannot write/create in that directory.
This works fine with ext2
Any clues?
With reference to your statement in relation to revenue, and hard times
in relation to cash, would Mandrake consider a user/developer investment
plan. I'd rather invest direct in Mandrake, than purchase a boxed set
where a considerable portion of the revenue goes to the box makers,
box shifters et
Armisis Aieoln wrote:
> In the latest 8.1 cooker the libssl is missing my kmail wont run with out it,
> I had to reinstall it from my 8.0 CD's
>
> dave
Its a bit more serious than that, libssl, and libintl1.so.1 are not in the
RPMs in the hdlists, so thet don't get installed. The RPMs are ther
michael wrote:
>
> Blue Lizard wrote:
>
>> michael wrote:
>>
>>> How close are we to a beta of 8.1?
>>> -m-
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Boy, you out o yo mind. We aint even close to freeze.
>
> :-)
> Just axing. I mean, it does say 8.1
In my opinion the next cooker release should be 9.0.
8.0 has too
/sysconfig/amd
The $MOUNTPTS is not there in am-utils 6.0.5-4mdk, and works fine.
Removing the $MOUNTPTS from /etc/init.d/amd fixes this problem.
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irror start scheduled to run at 23:00.
Strangely I have 2 jobs listed after them at those times?
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Well a careful look would reveal that cooker is essentially Mandrake
Powerpack
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R.I.P. Deaddog wrote:
> On Wed, 2 May 2001, John Allen wrote:
>
>>>>> Huh, yes it's gone. I pulled the CDs from sunsite.uio.no . Nowhere is
>>>>
> ^^
>
>> It's on the ftp.sunet.se mirror NOW
R.I.P. Deaddog wrote:
> On Wed, 2 May 2001, John Allen wrote:
>
>>> Huh, yes it's gone. I pulled the CDs from sunsite.uio.no . Nowhere is
>>> Afterstep found.
>>>
>> Why not try WindowMaker, it is afterall the official GNUStep Window Manager
>
I'm using a Cooker from about 24th April, and have no problem with
either site using included Mozilla.
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CDs from sunsite.uio.no . Nowhere is
> Afterstep found.
>
> Abel Cheung
>
Why not try WindowMaker, it is afterall the official GNUStep Window Manager
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than creating
> a link?
>
> sarang
>
Although this may sound rather stupid, why not compile the program on 8.0?
I'd never consider building an app on Windows 3.1, and then wondering why
it wouldn't work on Windows 2000.
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ching name server is almost certainly the problem, restart it.
>
> Could someone try this and verify it for me?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vinny
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gt;
This is a problem with the Mandrake security level. If the level is 3 or
greater then secure tmp directories are turned on.
edit `locate tmpdir.sh` and change the -ge 3 to -gt 3
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Alexander Skwar wrote:
> So sprach Quel Qun am Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 03:49:57PM -0600:
>
>
> ??? What do you mean?
>
> Alexander Skwar
Perhaps that ftp.sunet.se has been uncontactable since 18/04/2001
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Samba browsing fails in security level 3, this is due to the secure tmpdir.
msec does not fix the problem, as the /etc/profile.d/tmpdir.sh checks
the SECURITY evn var, not SECURITY_LEVEL. SECURITY_LEVEL
is set in /etc/profile as is modified by msec, but SECURITY is set
in /etc/sysconfig/system, a
d yes, apache, mod_ssl, mod_perl and mod_php now
> work beautifully you might say.
>
> Con.
php-common isn't in the hdlists so it ends up on the last CD, and you
have to
install it manually later.
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Stefan Siegel wrote:
> Neulich schrieb John Allen:
>
>>> Or how about "Thanks for choosing Linux-Mandrake", which I suspect is more
>>> along the lines of the original intention.
>>>
>> As a native English speaker I'd go with the previous
question. On the screen
> most of the salutations seem to start with a captial. Why does the
> english salutaion 'welcome' start then with a lowercase 'w'.
>
> Other than that the expert install I did seemed to go okay. Some of the
> wording didn't seem
along the lines of the original intention.
>
> Regards,
> Mattias
>
>
As a native English speaker I'd go with the previous option:
"Thank you for choosing Linux-Mandrake"
There are a few other English oddities, I'll try to record them when I
install at home
g a XFree failure (no font fixed found), although the
CDs made from same files works OK.
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Thierry Vignaud wrote:
> John Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Essantially making mkisofs a+rx is no harm whatsoever.
>>
>> I create .iso's the get written using another machine, the
>> machine I create the .iso's on does not have a CD writ
d to support them it is SUID
> root, too.
> So we make all these utilities be root.cdwriter owned and use goup
> membership to offer security.
>
>> And last, why is it owned by group cdwriter, and not group root,
>> like about anything else?
>
>
> root suid (or gu
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DrakX v1.472 does not appear to even be attempting to install the YP
software.
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/, and /boot both reiser, but DrakX v1.472 did not create initrd images
so cannot mount root.
Used mkinitrd, and updated lilo.conf, and all is working.
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47% /hde5
>
> Beta 3 is serious about getting on my machine I guess
> How do I fix?
I guess this is problem with / being initially mounted read-only,
and then being remounted read/write, and somehow the
entry is being added to mtab again.
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create .iso's. Also mkisofs is only executable by user/group by default,
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ch like
saying C++ is just a rehash of sh.
>
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>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: [Cooker] RFC DrakX package selection tree
>>
>>
>> the checkbox "Automatic dependencies" seems badly understood.
>>
>> Any better words?
>>
>
sions produces the following error
Can't write to /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/Gnome
Suggestions:
An existing boot loader (lilo/grub) should be looked for before formatting
partitions.
All in all this is probably the best set of CD's I've burned yet.
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rk properly -- apparently there is too much
> stuff on a typical install that would from time to time, dial the line,
> making it unusable.
>
>
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The latest cooker is still not installing YP because of the
circular dependancy.
John Allen wrote:
> For quite a while now YP is not being installed during setup.
>
> There is a circular dependency between yp-tool, and ypbind that
> prevents either installing unless I use --nodeps.
I've switched back to the 2.2.17 kernel as shipped with Mandrake 7.2,
and NFS to/from cooker is now working fine.
It appears that the NFS problem only occurs with the 2.2.18 kernel,
the puzzling thing is that this problem did not occur with early cookers.
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VIM X11 still not being installed
mkisofs not being installed
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I am not saying that it should be created, just that the dropdown
list no longer contains /boot. I still use a /boot partition,
I guess old habits just die hard.
Alexander Skwar wrote:
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During installation
During installation there is no longer a /boot option in the mount points
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Since yesterday I have been unable to install the latest mirrored 8.0
with this error when installing/configuring X.
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ecognised but the RPMs were on one of the Promise disks and they didn't have
> a driver for that.
>
> Caldera wouldn't play either.
>
> I think we all take for granted the excellent hardware support provided by
> Mandrake in its distributions and I congratu
Further update:
With this morning's rsynced cooker, NFS to the Sun boxes (Solaros 2.6),
and HP boxes (HP-UX 11.00) appears to be working fine,
but still no joy with Mandrake 7.2, and kernel 2.2.18 boxes.
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nously 100 %.What could be the reason? Is this only on my PC (700MHz, 512 MB)?You have a process called 'kapm-idled'. It's a kernelprocess that uses therest of your CPU. Doesn't harm.
M... what is this usefull for??? Claudio
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With the latest cooker I cannot copy files via nfs, the clienthangs after receiving a varying amount of data.I can copy no problem using scp.
what kernel version on the client and on the serve
Pixel wrote:
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For quite a while now YP is not being installed during setup.
you mean at install you chose NIS?
Yes
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There is a circular dependency between yp-tool, and ypbi
With the latest cooker I cannot copy files via nfs, the client
hangs after receiving a varying amount of data.
I can copy no problem using scp.
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For quite a while now YP is not being installed during setup.
There is a circular dependency between yp-tool, and ypbind that
prevents either installing unless I use --nodeps.
Please fix ASAP.
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I did an NFS install today, and now cannot create ISO's using the
installed Mandy 8.0.
The mkcdp.pl script hangs when running rpm2header. Portsentry
reports a possible stealth attack on port 111 (sunrpc), it put over
15000 messages into system in a couple of seconds,
Basically the system is then
When I install via nfs I get those lovely graphics of diggers,
and snow ploughs, but when I create CDs using mkcd.pl
I don't get the graphics.
Why?, I just don't get it, surely the CDs should result in an
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The PATH is being set to
"$rep/misc;$ENV{PATH}"
Note the semi-colon!
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With good old amd you could just ls /net/machine-name and see all the
exports for that machine, the question is how can you do this with
automount (autofs)?
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or cd ...).Note that it's not a NFS configuration problem, since it work with an ext2 partition.
can you explain who are the client who are the server how do you mountthe directory ?
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aving something
> going hammer and tongs at the hard disk effectively brings the system to a
> halt !! And I'm not exaggerating !
>
> Owen
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: /lib/modules/2.4.0-0.14mdk/alsa/snd.o: insmod
>snd-card-0 failed
> Dec 16 16:53:10 audragon sound: Loading sound module (snd-card-0) failed
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original
> test-11.
>
> Oh. And i2c patches do break v4l, specially this is related to bttv's
> drivers as some chipsets (mine included) demand i2c support. The
> original test-11 kernel everything gets compiled without problems.
>
> And one last thing: I used gcc 2.9
make a diffrence.
I tried windowmanager, and this completely removed the problem, but
I prefer
to use KDE.
Have anyone seen this problem before, and have any ide what it can be?
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